The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1887-10-08
THE CECIL WIG; HLKroN, SATURDAY, OCTOBER s, 1887

fourth. In specimens Of Peumanship, the
North East school also took she first
three premiums i'll the persons of Ida
Reeder, Harry Grant and Lille Me.
Cracker.
NEt;l.T NBIItS.
Fine display OF vegetables was also
very tiur. All sorts and varieties grown
in this climate were on exhibition. The
exhibitors were VIM Homework, RobeIt
.lacquette, VIM Hogan, VIM Richie. VIM
N5npelt, Jacob Swayne, K W Wilson,
" IL Mcdowell, ELAN il Mlburn, Geo
ii Smith, J J McCauley, John Burke,
Jesse Taylor, Mrs Mary 5 Creswell, John
+ Walton, w Il McGArgce, Geo w
Williams. + Harvey Ricketts,, VIM ii
Booth, Philip III Groves, J IL Mahoney,
George w b Dulden, W X Grnsh, J s
Bullock, Miss Emma MAhoney, David L
Devlin, Joseph NJ Moore, John
Bryson, Alfred Mahouey, Mrs Elisha
Mahoney, Walter g Wilson, Mrs Lydia
\ Tyso,., Mrs VIM J Wilson, X II Steele,
Miss Lena Myers, Mrs NJ J Heath, Mrs
Bella Boulder, Peter Miggett, Mrs Mar
garet Clark, Miss Ida Freeman, VIM Ira
vers. Charles Racine, George w Denny
VIM Drake, Fred Frazer, Chas Walton,
Hannah Warreil, Amos Martiudale, Mis-
j II Ford, Mrs I g N.nsant, Miss l. A
Tyson, Miss Martha II ,gg, John Brown,
John " S.ebold, Samuel III Miller, Miss
Mary McNann, Wm Pyle, Uss Fannie
lIpmrwood, " SIS y & Evans, Newark,
Del, Mrs Jacob Dean, .N.ggie Hodgson,
Hrs Davore, John " Burnitc.
GRAINS AND SEEDS.
Tie exhibit Of grains and seeds was
very large. Among the exhibitors were
David GilpIn, John Everitt, William H.
Nanpnlt, IL airy w. Milburn, jacob
Swayne, X. w. Wilson. I. Stevens, Cal
vert, Md, j. J. McCAuiey, Juo G.. Fisher,
F. NJ Mccartney, Jesse Taylor, II. NJ.
Thomas, G. }. Campbell, William J.
Br&ckin, Charles Walton, q. w. Viii
liams, }. T. Armous, Ms. Susan r.
keathley, Morris Dunbar, j. f. Wilson,
Jr., f. b. Henry and Fred Wilson; j. S.
Bullock, k'mbIeville, Pa, David +.
Davlm, John f. Gallaher, ii. A. Wright,
j. H. Steele, John Fluffy, Charles Black
son, Alfred Mahoney, John T. Gamble,
Joseph Higgins, Charles Megginson, T.
5. Miller, II. d Strawbridge, f. II.
Robson, John Mckane, John IL. Hlr-
Ian, + III. g .llaher, Kate Reese, Charles
Walton, w. w. Holden, John Fultz,
William Rutter, William j. Howard
John Lockley, Amos Mlrtindale, VIM.
Wright, John TrimbIe, Katie NJ. Holt,
John Bryson, J. Pyle, VIM Stern, Mss
Anna Mclntire, MISS Martha Hogg.
HOUSEHOLD DEPARTMENT..
In this department the entries were un-
shade and variety of domestic production
calculated to delight the inner man. We
cannot attempt more this week than the
mention of few contributions whose
biscuit, bread, butter, ru>k and rolls,
combined to make a grind display. Mrs
II G Reese of Elkton. III IS Kate Reese,
Elkton: Mrs NJ c Dunbar, Mrs Mollie o
Williams Principle Furnace Mrs VIM H
May, f kton; Mss Carrie McNamee,
Miss Minnie Hall, Elkton; Mrs p VI
Groves Elk Neck; Miss Bessie Spittle.
Elkton; Mrs J y Rittenh"usr. Il on; NJ SIS
X Falls, North ElSr; Ms J + Fnard,
Cowantosn; Mss X 4ti, NJ ii 1t. f ktou;
Mss Aldic ii Grant. Cherry Hill; Mrs J
W Arrison. North East; Miss G. NJ .rcus,
Elkton; Mrs David T Delvin, Cherry
Hill; Mrs Jesse Is dwell, Elkton; Mss
Maggie Denver, Elkton; Miss X f Money,
Leeds Miss L Sloan, Mrs J Clay, Mrs
Harry Larzalere, Mrs George VI Quilkin,
Miss I McIntire, Miss NJ E Foard NJ IS
A Wells, Miss Maggie McIntire, Mrs c II
Collins, Mrs y l. Wilkinson, Mrs John r
Davidson all of Elkton. Mrs Rebecca
Evans, Port Deposit.
In this department the entries of pies
an cakes alone numbered one hundred
AMI thirty. Among them were Mrs
Samuel Alrichs of Glasgow, Del, Mrs
Thomas Drennen; Mrs VIM II May, Mrs
f c Collins, Miss Maggie McIntire, Mrs
VIM p Dean, Mrs Jesse Bedwell, Mrs
Jrffers, Mrs Chas Boulder. Miss Bessie
Miller Miss Annie F,aId Miss Clara John
son, Mrs WIN Lee. Mrs LYDIA Wilson,
Miss Carrie Hall, Mrs Frank Price, Mrs
W \ Mitchell, Mrs Jas VI Naudain, Miss
Ellen Wetherill, Miss Sarah Wethe rill, of
Elkton, Mrs John A Rittenhouse, Zion;
Clara \ Gallagher, Cherry Hill.
OF jellies and canned fruits the display
was very tempting and in the judgment
of experts the finest in quality ever ex-
hibited at Elkton. Miss Kate Reese ex
hibited beautiful apple jelly, Mrs George
Ricketts,, Miss Mollie Jaquette, Miss
Gerdie Purner, Mrs Harriet Heath, Miss
Emma l. II )gg, Miss Katie Holt of Elk
ton, made specially meritorous exhibits.
AA'houS Oho Sp'Ciai PicuiiuHs III lue
household department, Mrs ] B Ewing
of Lombard, took the special premiu of
Fahle's bird and cage, for best mince
pie, Mrs w Arthur Mitchell received the
prize rug of f Ellsworth Bright.
Mrs John X Mearns of North East re-
ceived W w Weir's photographs for best
pound cake. Mrs w A Mitchell received
MIS- Wilkinson's prize bonnet for best
sponge cake. Mrs w r Gilpin Janvier's
shoe for best apple pie.
CARRIAGES.
The carriages were displayed in the
tent south OF Mitchell Hall.
A Meisel It Son Elkton, exhibited two
piano box buggies. doctors buggy and
jump seat; McLear & Kendall, Will
mington Del. Delaware DOCTORS buppy